to “successors” (my immediate successors hand it down)
Page 431, “Inus” changed to “Mus” (Of my slaves, I hereby emancipate Mus)
Page 432, “Bates” changed to “Batis” (he gave his sister Batis in marriage)
Page 432, “Leontius” changed to “Leonteus” (There was also Leonteus, of Lampsacus)
Page 433, “Chæridemus” changed to “Chæredemus” (the Chæredemus, a treatise on the Gods)
Page 433, “Hegesiana” changed to “Hegesianax” (the Hegesianax; four essays on Lives)
Footnote 8, “diety” changed to “deity” (the national deity of the Ionians)
Footnote 31, “μιμογράφον” changed to “μιμογράφου” (The Greek is τοῦ μιμογράφου.)
Footnote 31, “μῖμιοι” changed to “μῖμοι” (μῖμοι σπουδαίων)